#Andean

Chris Heaney

chrheaney

Thinking much about Julio César Tello this week. In 1909 he enrolled at Harvard to study anthropology. I think he was Harvard's first Peruvian student. He graduated with a Master's

Weston Testo

westo_fernnerd

Excited to see our new paper (with @frondley_fern and @MichaelSundue) on global fern diversity out at @JBiogeography -- it has been a lot of fun to work on and I

Chris Heaney

chrheaney

Fascinating historical science, twice over—how Native peoples over millennia engaged in sciences of agricultural experimentation and exchange on a hemispheric scale. Corn didn't just radiate out from Mexico; it returned

Jeff Yang

originalspin

This is a Chinese hotpot, you engorged penisIt could be made with nothing but vegan ingredients and it would still be delicious and you’d still be a xenophobic tool https://twitter.com/jonaweinhofen/status/1078512183393148928

The Serfs

theserfstv

Never made one of these before so if you're looking for an essay long drama thread on leftist infighting because a lot of things need to be said and aired

IIED

IIED

THREAD: In December, @LCotula travelled to Colombia with law expert @nicolasmperrone & IIED's Brendan Schwartz. They met with activists, miners, lawyers, mayors & government officials to explore investment disputes &

libcom.org

libcomorg

Morales cancelled a contract with a German company just a week ago. But this was a project supported by the Bolivian government that was arranged in June under Morales. There

Michael "Tomato" Dzakovich

MichaelTom8o

Here to interrupt your doom-scrolling with our latest pre-print about #tomato steroidal alkaloids and genetic diversity! Why care? Take 30 seconds to find out.. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.06.425594v1 People have known f

Claire Zagorski, MSc, LP

clairezagorski

Ok! Y'all have spoken. Let's talk about drug names.Read this thread if you always hated chemistry in school and want to finally see it for the cool, thrilling, and useful

Andrew Roddick

roddick_a

We’ve seen lots of stories of "monoliths" turning up in recent days. These really are not really "-liths" (you know, made of stone), but have got me thinking about far

Fall of Civilizations Podcast

Fall_of_Civ_Pod

It's often said that the indigenous people of South America never developed a system of writing.But this isn't entirely true. In fact, they created a unique and complex system of

nome

NomeDaBarbarian

Vulture Stan Twitter: I want you to know that your faith was not placed in these majestic beasts in vain. Vultures are Praxis.THIS IS NOW A VULTURE THREAD. GOD I

Malcolm Clark

TwisterFilm

1./ A thread. It's wonderful to see the eminent scientist @RichardDawkins speak out against bullying wokeness at the workplace. But sadly Science is also being undermined by the same muddled

dcmillikan

dcmillikan

Good morning all! In response to some questions I've been getting about my thesis, I'm going to post notes from a short presentation I gave to the @ArtofWarScholar program at

Irish History Bitesize!

lorraineelizab6

Thread: The Great Famine/An Gorta Mór 1845-50 1-1.5 million died. 1-2 million emigrated. [estimates vary greatly, especially as whole families died so no one left to tell their story, &

Josh Luke Davis 🏳️‍🌈

JoshLukeDavis

Well 2020 was unequivocally shit. BUT! I think it's important not to lose sight of the good things.So here is a thread showing some of the GOOD WILDLIFE NEWS that

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